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have at it, you lot!
-vapor

(testing)

(Would you consider me awful if I collect CD's instead? I mean, Vinyl sounds great, but CD's sound a bit better in terms of speed and bass roll-off.)

Anyway, I own 3 Albums from Soul Coughing, (El Oso, Ruby Vroom and Irresistible Bliss)
I own Threat to Survival by Shinedown (My favorite of all time).
And a lot of Korn… I don't even listen to Korn… yet I have like, 8 of their albums.

Each one is a classic CD that I jam to whenever. I just rock my Grado's and off I go.

If you hear the end of “I Am The Walrus”, you can hear the phrase “O’, untimely death!”. It was actually a recording from the BBC Radio 1 Channel playing “King Lear” by Shakespeare, which can also conclude the voices at the end!

So, forsooth, 't wast Shakespeare.

thatcoolguy20209 wrote:

If you hear the end of “I Am The Walrus”, you can hear the phrase “O’, untimely death!”. It was actually a recording from the BBC Radio 1 Channel playing “King Lear” by Shakespeare, which can also conclude the voices at the end!

So, forsooth, 't wast Shakespeare.

Wow… I… never realized that! Cool!

Sebastian_I_Guess wrote:

thatcoolguy20209 wrote:

If you hear the end of “I Am The Walrus”, you can hear the phrase “O’, untimely death!”. It was actually a recording from the BBC Radio 1 Channel playing “King Lear” by Shakespeare, which can also conclude the voices at the end!

So, forsooth, 't wast Shakespeare.

Wow… I… never realized that! Cool!

same.

thatcoolguy20209 wrote:

If you hear the end of “I Am The Walrus”, you can hear the phrase “O’, untimely death!”. It was actually a recording from the BBC Radio 1 Channel playing “King Lear” by Shakespeare, which can also conclude the voices at the end!

So, forsooth, 't wast Shakespeare.

yeah, i always make sure to listen to the end due to the little references here and there